The Traction Method is the most convenient technique for treating compression syndromes in the spine. Its main advantage is that it can be performed at home. The traction method is effective for treating muscle spasms, reducing intradiscal pressure, and alleviating protrusions and hernias. To enhance the effect of traction, massage or physiotherapeutic methods that promote muscle relaxation can be used before the procedure.
Therapies
Traction
Other procedurs
Infrared-Sollyuks
Sollyuks is a treatment method based on the effects of infrared radiation. During this treatment, the skin temperature rises, and the blood vessels dilate. As a result, blood supply improves and inflammation processes are prevented.Skin diseasesFemale organ diseasesLiver diseasesBile duct diseasesNeuritisRadiculitisParesis and paralysis
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Darsonvalization
Darsonvalization is the application of high-frequency, low-intensity pulsed currents to the surface tissues and mucous membranes of the body. This method provides the following effects:Dilates blood vessels and activates local blood circulation.Reduces venous stasis and increases vascular permeability.Enriches the skin with oxygen and supplies it with essential microelements.Improves tissue nutrition and stimulates metabolism.Additionally, darsonvalization exhibits anti-itching, anti-inflammatory, analgesic (pain-relieving), trophic (enhancing tissue nutrition), and bactericidal effects.This procedure is considered an effective method for improving overall health and addressing skin-related issues.
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Amplipulse
Indications for the use of Amplipuls are diseases of the musculoskeletal system, muscles and nervous system accompanied by pain syndrome (radiculitis, ochteochondrosis, arthrosis, arthritis, protrusions and tears of spinal discs, trauma, neuralgia, rheumatoid diseases of various degrees of severity, as well as connective tissue diseases).osteochondrosis of any locationinfantile cerebral palsyradiculitisintervertebral hernia of any size arthritis and arthrosis of various originsnerve root compressionsspinal curvaturesatherosclerosisparalysis due to strokeneuralgiasneurosesmusculoskeletal injuriesmuscular dystrophy
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